Currently working as Node.js dev 3yoe but want to switch
Learn spring boot. It has the most job opportunities. If your company has a spring boot project, clone the repo and learn from there.
Except sprint boot, php and .net please
Are you sure? Springboot I have only seen in fintech apps. Outside of that domain and in most young startups, it's golang, python and nodejs
English
You are already working on most widely used language. Better question should be what do you want to do? Just learning language won’t make sense.
No harm in learning one more language if I have the time, would help me to have more options.. I won't sugarcoat and I just want to earn more money.. So want to ups kill
Learn Java ,HTML, CSS,spring boot. It has the most job opportunities. If your company has a Java ,HTML, CSS,spring boot project, clone the repo and learn from there.
I am actually a nodejs developer 2 yoe . I feel that Javascript is not sort of ideal language to learn and practices dsa and competitive programming. Except Javascript, I am not good in any pgm language. Can anyone guide me which langu...
If you are a technical lead or a senior engineer or someone with enough context. How would you decide which language to use for the new application you are writing. What are the factors to consider ?
Hi guys, I am currently working in a SAAS startup as a backend Engineer. Tech stack: MERN, AWS, little bit of GenAI now.
I know most big companies use Java springboot for their backend, so I'm thinking to learn it is I want to switch la...
What's your thought on Go as a language. Is it used widely like Java/python? Now a days I see many companies are asking for Go.
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I have knowledge and working on 3 languages javascript, typescript and golang with 3 yoe. Never learnt or appeared for dsa, now seems very difficult to learn 4th language c++ java or python. Can anyone tell me what to do.